Daily capital journal., November 17, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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EMBEZZLER
ARRESTED AT
--a a a HiiMfeiffB- rAi V of the Bid Re-Adiustment Sale. For the next two days
I WW I 1 Mf IK 1 1 f Y prices on- all- brokorvlines will be cut Idwer than ever. We
1 TT V iTirima-. mri m advise earlyniorning shopping before the store becomes
crowded, as it always dbds in. the afternoon. Hundreds of bargains have, nqt been 'advertised, so come and see them
Ttiey are all seasonable and desirable merchandise.
WOODBURN
W
yeuoT
inMm
ran is
NOTM
Latest Creations In
LADIES' SUITS
Vtfa rye on display n lnrge ns3ort
montlrt ilevor Styles ns sliown In tho
two Illustrations hero; styles that
followers of fashion Immediately rec
ognize as tho proferrcd models, and
matorlnls that show at n glance that
you may expect splondld sorvlco as
well ns good lookB. Tho Coats are
throe-quarters nnd full lengths;
SklrtB ar tho propor length nnd
styles for thl Fall's wear. Tho trim
mings nro of velvet braid, button
traps and pleats. Tho colors nro
brown, black, bluo, gray, etc. In tho
morning wo expect nnothor lot by ex
press, Come arly to mnko your se
lections for tho boat values and styles
aro sure to bo snapped up quickly.
Now on salo at
Re-Adjustment Sale
Prices.
SADIES'
LONG
tOATS
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Wednesday
SURPRISE SALE
No. 406
For Wednesday only we offer you your choice
of 75 leather purses; some are trimmed with
brass and some have the dull gun metal finish
trimmings. These purses are selected from
our regular stock and are usually sold for
$1.50 each. Your choice Wednesday only for
78c
None Sold Until 8:30'
No Telephono'Ordcrs Received
in tills assortment aro , Ann, bliuo,
black, nnd brown Kersey Cloth.
Thclui Coats ftrn made for, gopd hard
ovoryday wear, as well as looking
stylish. Thcro nro nbbut twority in
the lot and tho values rnngo up to
i 12. GO. Yours for tho noxt throe
dnyri at',
5
EACH
JSiIk Petticoats
,Vo have soloctod at random from
our lnrgo assortment of Silk Petticoats
25 of tho most wanted shndos, includ
ing blues nnd blacks, with largo full
.pleated and ruffled flounce. Tho values
rnngo- in price up to 12.C0. Your
choice tho romnlndor of our Ilo-Adjust-inent
Sajo '
See Court street window. Thcsp nro
real bargains.
5
.90
EACH
Our Entire Lirte of Muslin Underwear
for today and tomorrow, no re
serve Tho assortments nro large,
ovon Inrgor thnu any showing
horoabouts. Single pieces or sou
to match.
KKDUCKI) ONIVFOUUTH
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9 Doz Slightly Mussed Handkerchiefs
xsuul&
vKUtnwTr2
K&
In tho lot r.ro Included. Somo of
tho best from our largo stock.
Thoy can bo laundered nud mado
to ouk Ilku new, values up to
$3.00 each.
ItKfllTKD ONK-KOUUTIf
City Mnrshnl 13.' Moshburger of
Woodburn, -brbught One E. C. Ilnlns
to this city this morning who Is
wnnted in Htunboldt county, Iowa,
on tho chargo of embezzlement.
I Marshal Moshburger detected
1 Ilalns through boiiio slight dcscrlp-
itlon given him by tho Humboldt
authorities and by keeping n close
observation on tho mall rccolvcd by
him at Woodburn. Hnins had been
working at tho carpenter trndo In
Woodburn for tho past three weoks,
and Btaylng at one of tho Woodburn
hotels umk'r tho tinmo of E. C.
Thompson, but through somo Infor
mation rccolvcd by Moshburger
from tho San Frau.cl8.co authorities
that Ilalns wns receiving ills mull
from a certain young lady In 'Frisco
under an assumed nddrcss, the
Woodburn official began examining
his correspondence virtually result
ing In Hnlns1 arrest.
Tho Ilumbold Creamery Co., In
Town, charged IlnlnB with cmuczzlo
Ing $250 Intinmtcd him for tho pur
pose of managing ono of their pur
chasing stations,
Ilalns Is a mnrrled mnu, having n
small fnmlly In Hnrln, Town.
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0 CITY NEWS -
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O. W. Scott & Co., HenI VUU
Porsons wishing to tyuy boII, xftOl
or irado housos, lots or (arms, will
do woll to call on us. 540 Stntp-st.
11-lC-tf.
If You Aro in Xwd-
Of a cow or .have ono to hoII, at
tond J. A. Cooper's stock salo at
tho Wlllamotto StublOB, Sautrdny,
tho 21st. 11-17-21
Chicken nirnuvr .
1 At tho Unitarian church, Wednes
day, Novomber, 18, from 5 to 5
ojclock p. m,; dinnor '2Gc.
ll-16-3t.
Beo J. A. Cooiei
' And list your stock fo.r tho big
stock solo Saturday. ." n-i7-2t
Chicken Dlnnwr
- , At tho .Unitarian church, Wednes
day, Novombor, 18, from 5 to 8
o'clock p. tn.; dinner 2Gc.
H 11-16-31.
.Attond tlwx Stock SU
At the WUIamoej Stablos, Sntur-.
day, Novomber 21, at l.,p. m.
ll-17-2t
Clilcken Dinner-
At tho Unitarian church, Wednes
day, Novomber. 18, from 5 to 8
o'clock p. m.; dinnor 25c.
ll-lC-3t.
Weather Forecast-
Oraurionul ruin tonight niul Wed
iyday; frredi jioutlu'rly winds.
Chicken Dinner
At tho Unitarian church, Wednes
day, Novombor, 18, from G to S
o'clock p. m.; dinner 25c.
ll-16-3t. .
Kvwrythlng Klcctrloal -
Can no una m -is woun 01. vjup
Ital Electrical Supply Co., R. W.
Tiorco, Prop. 17-eod-tf.
Of Course iti , ,
You want tho best. Why look
further? Call up 311. J. M. Luwr
once -can fill tho bill.
If Von, Want A
. Somothng tlno In tho moat" lino
call up Stpusloff Dros. Phono 321.
Now Is ,tlie Time
To got that now sot of harnoss foe,
tho fall work, or for blnnkots for
tho team or buggy robes, soo r, B.
Shafor.
It Ihh'c a New Daby
In W. P. Smith's bome that mfckoa
l.l.r. on anrt nattlrod Ilia Wife 1
ubUr Folger's Golden Gat CoKe
is 11
nRWHMHHHHMI
grocur nnd marl'etmnn. Prices tho
lowcat consistent in the good quality
SjKi'hil Sah
Kitchen sots worth $1.00, Spcclnl
tomorrow, G3c. Uuron & IliuulUon.
New Time CiirtI
Derby & Wilson will havo n now
tlmo enrd for tho Oregon Electric
railroad ready In two days. Call at
their offlco, 110 Commercial streot.
IteptiblleaiiH Itntify Tonight
TJio lpcal wqrkors and many from
other parts of tho county will mako
merry tonight at tho Wlllamotto
banquet hall In honor of tho great
Republican victory gained In tho
election of Tnft and Sherman. All
Invited who nupported tho national
tlckot. Thoro will bo a warm speak
ing program at which wit nnd" Jolli
fication will bo tho order of tho day.
Prosecuted Cnwdo Cluulwlck
Robort Tucker, counsol for tho
Home Tolophone company, who ap
peared for tho firm In this city yes
terday on business, was U. S, attor
ney nt tho tlmo of tho roputed Cas
slo Chadwtck trial In tho East somo
tlmo ngo. Casslp Chad,wlck was
soptenccd to elglit years In'tljo Co
lumbus penitentiary on tho chargo
of Interfering with tho government
through tho illegal possession of
money.
Refused Itrhrutftii;
Tho state supremo court has to
day refused a rehearing In tho suit
of tho sato to collect taxes duo on
gross earnings. This settles tho
matter an I paves tho way for pub-
Mo ownership.
Contract for Land
Complaint was filed In tho circuit
court this morning by Albert Chap-
polloz against E. N. Chnrlesworth
ot nl asking tho court to obligo tho
defendants to perform a contract
for tho eale of land which has a con
sideration of $1200.
PETITION FOR "
BLACKMAILER'S PARDON
A petition containing revernl thou
sand signatures asking for tho par
don of E. E. Raddtng, was received
by Govornor Chamberlain this morn
ing. Raddlng Is serving a six-months
sentence In tho county Jail of Mult
nomah county, having, been convict
ed, In conjunction with the latrf
Delle Waymlro of a conspiracy to
blacken tho character of Mayor Har
ry Lane of Portland.
The petition Includes 47 pages of
legal ctvp paner. The signers aro
membomiof the painter's uon and
otner I.rmda of the prisoner The
oTwrnnr na requestoq tne judge
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Roily Clubluo wns a passengoi for
Portland this morning on business.
Attorney M, L. Plank, of Portland,
Is In tho city transacting business for
a fow. days.
Mtai Florence Shorlock wont to
Portland this morning to visit with
rolatlvcH for n short tlmo.
Frank Oiiibo, of Albany, arrived
this morning to trunsnet buBincs for
u fow dioyj.
MJss Mary Jt. RJchles wont to tho
motropotlB' this morning on u fow
dnys' visit.;
Attonrey Wwlter Keyos has ro
mrned from Portland whoro ho trans
acted bUBfucuo tar a fow days.
Daniel Gates, of West Woodbsm,
Is In tho city attending to business
mattorg nnd visiting with frloncls.
Julius Pnttorson wont to Portland
this morning to look nfter business
for a short tlmo.
Mrs Albert Hurui has returned
from n fow days' visit with hor bro
thor, F. E. Holmnn, of Sllvorton.
Clius. Qroy has retlirncd to his
Portland homo after n sltort business
Visit horo. ,"" J..
Topi Kav has turned from Port
land whoro ho attended tho Ta'ft
Sherman rntlllcatlon.
Mr. and. Mrs. O. II, Smith baye
returned from three months apont
in the mountains nt Hoover,
O, Royal has. returned from a fow
dnys' business visit with friends and
rolatlves In Portland.
Miss Leo Galwlck, of Rosoburgj ar
rived this morning to visit with Sa
lem friends the romnlndor of tho
wook.
Will Riddles has returnod from
Eugene whoro ho bus beam hunt
ing China phonsants for. the past
wook.
Felix Hamilton, tho plumber, is In
Portland for a fow days looking after
business matters and visiting old
friondB.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bell loft
this morning for Oregon City where
they will spend tho week visiting
with friends nnd rolatlves.
W. M. Spayd and wlfo expect to
leave on the 19th of this month for
Sawtelle, Cal., and oher points, and
oxpoct to be gone nt least threo
months bofore roturnlng. i
Wednesday Sale -
'Seven-piece kitchen sets, regular
value,. , special for tomorrow, only
63a, Huron & Hamilton.
A Cleaver
And six other useful k'tchen arti
cles for 63c, tomorrow only. Duron
&. Hamilton.
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MEETING
OF CITY .
v COUNCIL
Tho representatives from the dfr
foront wards fu Salem held another
soiBlon at tho city hall lnm nlglU,
and dlsouBsod the cKjt business both
now nd old
After a motron had been mndo by
Alderman Elliott, of tho noventh
wnrd, for tho laying or tllo on Kear
ney street, a hat fight ensued. Tho
opposing councflmen objected on the
grounds thnt tho funds for that pur
poso wero too nearly exhausted tp
permit It, but Elliott nnd Radcllff
both argued that owing to tho mat
ter hav)hg beon turnod down by tjjJ
mayor Severn! week? ngo when If
was Introduced, ft was only fnir that
It should receive due cons'deratfon
this tlmo, However tho motion was
lost,
Attornoy Pogue addressed tho
council In behalf of Gus Schrteher,
who wla$ied( a, re-consldcratlon. of the
action (akon by tho council In the
last regular mooting In revoking hlB
saloon license and refusing to allow
him to transfer 'same. Tho "council
wont Into a lengthy debate, and a
good many werQ n favor of a re
consideration, but tho opposing ele
ment downed any action toward tho
reinstatement of Mr. Schriobor'a
liquor permit and on a motion mado
by"Alderman Millard, the license
wns rovokod.
Tho council ordered the appoint
ment of another night policeman
aftor a motion was mado suggeitlng
police.
Alderman Stockton mado a mo
tion to havo the disagreeable smell,
which ho said comes from tho goj
plant, abated, which was referred to
the commute on health and police,
Tho Home Telephone franchise
wns taken up by tho council and a
communication was read from the
city attorney stating tho franchise
had run out. The council laid the
matter on the table for further pro
ceedings until tho next regular moot
ing. A now fire-limit ordinance was In
troduced! and adopted after the third
reading which takes In several ad
ditional blocks. The flro-llmlt now
takes' In the two blocks on Front
street botween State and Trade
.streets, thence East to liberty, up
Liberty to Ferry, down Ferry to the
West side of High, Including the
Salem hotel.
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BOItN
CREDITORS TO SUE
BANK EXAMINERS
United Pwm tntt1 Wlra.)
Carson City, Nov., Nov. 17. The
affairs of tho defunct Stnto Bank
nnd Trust company aro furthor com
plicated today by ' th'o filing of
chnrgos against tho directors of tho
oniiK ny uecoivor rrniiK wuura ior
securities ho alleges Wore allowed to
pnsB out of tho. hnnd of tho bnnk
aftor It had fnllcd. Each director
laVnifod Indivldunlly .Jot tho money
al!c?nil, p bo Uno jtljo ljank.t It Is
Biaicu inni mu imnn commissioners
will be sued If tho roport thnt thoy
sanction tho transaction Is true.
D.pnahl Mackenzie, who has offered
to tnko the bruk over. Is horo taking
ia hand In tho affairs nnd declares
hat; now suits Will greatly complicate-his
work,
Tho complaints declnro thnt by
reason of this trnuBfor of gllt
edgod 8wCiirlt(os tho depositors of tho
bank wore doprivod of r.snots they
nlght havo had and wero nn'ltlod to.
It Is alleged thnt the transfers wore
ni ado nfter It was known (hat tho
bank was Insdlvont,
It Is statod hero today that suits
will bo brought to rocovor the last
dividend or tho bnnk, which It Is
alleged, wns decjared after tho bank
was insolvent. All tho directors nro
undor Indlctmout for tho falluro o'
tho bank.
PAID $50,000 TO
STOP KAISER STORY
( United Press Leased Wlro.)
Ilorlln, Nov. 17. DIo Welt Am,
ono of he lending papors of tho Gor
mnn capital has created n sensation
tho offect that tho Germnn govern
ment paid $50,000 to tho Contury
Mngnzlno for tho suppression of tho
Interview with Kufsor Wllholm that
tho American mngnzlno held out of
this month's Issue.
It Is stated that William 'Iftiynrd
Hale, the wrltOr who Becured tho In
terview, wns a pnrty to the trans
action whorohy it was holdout. It h
sard that tho ministry of foreign nf
falrs and llnle arranged the bargain
whereby tho Gorman government
paid over $50,000 to tho Contury
Mngnzlno nnd tho nrtrelo was sup
pressed. Tho paper demands to know if any
of this money enpio from the taxpay
ers of the omplro nnd Is very bitter
against tho emperor.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
a r unit n w Tlnrifw-n to Fred
Hurst, lot'l, block 3, Meyero addi
tion to Salem, .W.D. $250.
T. B, Kay ot ux to rni nursi, mi
1. block 10 in riverside nJrfltlnn to
Salem', W. D. $30.
a. Jory o . v rar.r mt .
block 6. In Donot addition to Salem.
W. D.. $650.
J. C. nnd M Hoyal to w. i.
Riches, 45.06 acres In T. .s S., R. I
W. W. D., $4200.
R. H. Scott ot ux to L. J. White,
lots 63, 64. 66 and 67 In Friends
Orogon Colony, W. D $1500.
J. W. McCully ot ai to F. N. Derby
an undlvldod Interest In land In
lot 4, block 49, city of Salem, W. D-.
$6000.
M. and S. C. Curtis to T. nnd O.
Doud, 15 acres T. 5 S. R. 1 W.. W.
D., 1. "
A. L. and O. F. HaBkell to T. and
A. Dawson, lot 10, In Touts addition
to city of Woodburn. W. D., $1.
RAILROAD STOCKS nir
REACH TOP PRICE
GODFRKY To the wife of AI. God-
New York, Nov. 17. Tho railroad
leaders of tho stock market who
have repeatedly done duty of Into,
woro again put through tholr paces
early in tho day. Although It not a
"runaway" market, the bears, lu
their efforts to cover their short
committments, rapidly passed from
a trot Into a gallop. Union Pacific.
St. Paul, Reading and Northern Pa
cific each rose a new high price Wr
1908. Profit taking stopped the rke
for a tlmo. but during tho late a s
slon, stocks again headed unwai .1
eloMng near the top. Union rose 2 V4
point; Northern Pacific, Ny Yc rk
nAt.i iob. line? anil nthors 2. L D
lorn closed 18 5 Southern Paclc.
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WAR ONLY MAI
OFJIME
the empire muL l
ilnanclnl dlmcultiM . lu,'i
Btwlon. In CI, ' M flKa
"on of an arbitrary 2 , W
ernlofthodellcat,rpSS
LaBtern problem, wlliL
between Jnpan and iSllS
expressed belief or rS.T'M
Phlllpnlno 9q3ro ! jfj?
connected with the Kfi""
partment of the array
t That Instead of 8 "
tronc hmont policy umSM
world, by Janan ni..Ti
pencef.il lntenMo,wJT,11
or peace. It Is an IndffiS
EiX$J&!f.
attaclrtoiU"!1
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. a-lVa. . - to-
Tho ofllccfs WMhe
Bquatlron which,. ,t,.i
from a vlfrK..JJ
port mancTd(iiitSjlMth,5
as showing the deep, uiJtt
(iiuiun unu nairca ot tit Jii
all clag8C4 toward Arottlarf
through the Inland l 1 11-.!
tiispiuycd irt05fj one, ot ah;wfl
forts naiilfinR what ih1pilW
W II nil thn nllmrai-. .l.iM Jl
ii. i r I, i--"'-.iiii
nun ii wn mo Americia w
onrnnln tn YnVntum. .i.l
exchanged between mwiI I
fflrtR .in:l U'hn lh uniili
proceeded bift a fow aM kiM
ibiiui uu run op oa m m
fort "Slop whero you re."
BQuadroa hove la and t
momonts waiting the umefvrl
nnlled: "Wo wish tortmltijn
you nro within ten mlluoltk
Iflcntlons. Keep outilde tut
tance. Proceed."
During tho entire tUy of,
squadron tn Japanese witri H
novcr frco for a momfnt im
vnltlnnrn nf Jananese Dm! ol
who followed It bydtyudtlfti
lornndn bonis.
Tho tampering with the mm
all American cltuen oi mu
Is ono of tho most annojlm M
or this espionage.
An Amorlcan fecret jenict h
kiinu-n tn Olir MrrtfllOtJttt,
ninny years, pave the fo!lorl
count or mj oDserniiou
'Tnnnn fa IM imt(ClltlaV
paring for war with HuCnlW!
ns sho did In the years taa(
proceeding tho war )?
LmL n h PMNddIdH b!fll
and the army and wry touj"!
"know It These H' wja
overrun with Japanw wwj
servers minus v "'.w,Ja
eral of thorn haw bwdwj
.nnn ii a ho nrpscm m-
policy which doei not. Wi
degree japanww """',;
t,onB3 for the Wlff
tnosn purposes --su
provided for cerer n JJ
yenrs, renus me 'T'
look out tor ire" .
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TAufnnr f rXULUi " V J
bomb exnioded'Wy 'J sgJ
ment wnpoi iw ""L.rrm:
high Wi7. ;; -
tenaaniB -
others. . .
. . r.irfl Is
CWMW "toiM
law to KeT v";;tht .
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Cakes. Pie ".; !V'
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wagon. Fho
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and all 'fTi JLk